stromereien 09 - Artists
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Cie. Nuna – YoungSoon Cho Jaquet (Lausanne): Pilze
Nature harbours an astounding variety of mushrooms. They have fantastic colours and forms, some taste delicious, and others are highly poisonous. Some are almost invisible, some spectacular; all are highly fertile. Domestic appliances have similar characteristics; they spring up in our apartments like mushroom sprout up out of the ground. Cie Nuna invites the audience to get involved, to be active, to create new orders, to touch, sense, experience, hear and see and in doing so to re-classify possessions.
„Pilze“ is a different version of “Champignons” (Premiere on the 12th/13th of August 2009 at the far° festival Nyon)
Concept, Direction: YoungSoon Cho Jaquet
Performance: Anne Delahaye, Pauline Wassermann, Nicolas Leresche
Assistant: Christophe Jaquet
Lighting: Jonas Bühler
Music: Stéphane Vecchione
Sound: Philippe de Rham
Set Design: Serge Perret
Costumes: Claude Rueger
YoungSoon Cho Jaquet
was born and grew up in South Korea and has lived and worked in Lausanne for many years. She is a professional dancer and has been creating performances since 2001, in which she explores questions of memories, origins, spatial conditions, varying materials or interaction with an audience.
Pauline Wassermann
graduated from the Laban Centre London 2001 (BA in Dance Theatre). She has worked in Switzerland with such choreographers and groups as Marie-Louise Nespolo, Guilherme Botelho (Alas), Dorian Rossel, Foofwa d’Imobilité and Fabienne Berger. She has been working as a choreographer in Zurich and Geneva since 2005.
Nicolas Leresche
studied for a diploma at the Ecole Nationale de Cirque in Montreal after completing his training at the Scoula Teatro Dimitiri. He works with various companies in Switzerland, Québec and Germany and was awarded the European Circus Prize for Young Talent for his piece “Magica Melodia” in 2008.
Anne Delahaye
trained in ballet and contemporary dance in Lyon. She has performed in pieces by Sylvie Giron, Isabelle Schad, Marco Berrettini, Company Alias and Paulo dos Santos, among others. She has most recently worked for Massimo Furlan and Philippe Saire.
Stéphane Vecchione
completed his studies at the Lausanne Conservatory and is composer and performer for the group Velma. He has worked for Arthur Kuggelyn and Company Alias and has created music for various dance and theatre pieces, for example for Denis Maillefer, Alain Huck, Elodie Pong, Massimo Furlan, or Stefan Kaegi and Lola Arias.
Performance Walk A - Wed 29th und Thu 30th July, 20.00